A Facebook post claims a man tried to "opt out" of Obamacare, was fined $4,037 through automatic bank deductions, and threatened with a home lien and driver's license suspension. The reality: the law doesn't allow for those penalties. Pants on Fire!
Perry, like Fiorina, understates the countries that permit abortions after 20 weeks of gestation.
Just days into the federal government shutdown, we’ve already heard some distortions -- and some truths.
In 2010, Rick Scott promised to ban embryonic stem cell research, pass a tough immigration law and explore offshore oil drilling. Three years later, that conservative talk is gone.
Wendy Davis declared today that she's running for governor, first by email.
She’s already got a Truth-O-Meter report card.
Reader favorites last month dealt with the jobs picture, the state budget and a review of Truth-O-Meter items on Obamacare just days before the government shutdown.
We promise to remain open for business, no matter what happens in Washington.
Just days into the federal government shutdown, we’ve already heard some distortions -- and some truths.
The law’s supporters sometimes paint an overly rosy picture of the health care law. We match the rhetoric to reality.
One of the casualties of the federal government shutdown are statistical websites used by ordinary Americans ... and fact-checkers.
One of the casualties of the federal government shutdown are statistical websites used by ordinary Americans ... and fact-checkers.
Even before the government shutdown was official, the blame game was well under way. But in pointing the finger at each other, we found that both sides have played fast and loose with the facts.
Will U.S. aid in Syria's civil war benefit the nation's moderates, or factions of al-Qaida? Lawmakers' estimates aren't easy to confirm.